Globest Sectors

MIAMI-RM Hollywood Hills Plaza Shopping Center, headed by Barry Ross and William D. Matz, paid $28.85 million or $65.34 per sf for the 25-year-old, 441,566-sf shopping center in Hollywood, FL, 20 miles north of Downtown Miami. Adjoining outparcels sold for $4.15 million.

BURNSVILLE, MN-The privately-owned value chain based in Plymouth, MN, has grown to 15 stores. A new store opens here and in Detroit Lakes, MN as well as Fargo, ND.

NEWARK-The agency will move to a new under-construction facility nearby early next year, leaving owners Gale and TishmanSpeyer with a nine-story hole to fill in the downtown landmark.

FRISCO, TX-Albertsons-anchored centers at opposite ends of town are just the beginning, says Regency Centers. One site is part of a 48-acre tract ticketed for a power center. The population's there, now it's time for the retail.

WOODINVILLE, WA-A Northwest nursery and garden center decides to sell its 5,000-sf Seattle Garden Center location in the heart of Pike Place Market. The plan is to concentrate on the company's flagship store here.

DALLAS-A merger in Dallas and a merchant build alliance with an out-of-state development partner set up Henry S. Miller Cos. for a second year of change. Wal-Mart is a linchpin in the $70-million development plan.

MINNEAPOLIS-Burns International Security Services officers three-day training sessions on working with Somali and Muslim residents in Minneapolis Public Housing Authority buildings in the wake of allegations of hate incidents, discrimination and mistreatment.

PORTLAND, OR-The Portland outpost of Zions Small Business Finance, a Division of California Bank & Trust, has gained the Small Business Administration's "Preferred Lender" status, which means faster loan approvals on real estate purchases, among other things.